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Assets Under Management (AUM) refers to the total market value of assets that a financial institution or fund manages on behalf of investors. In cryptocurrency, it represents the total value of digital assets managed by crypto funds, ETPs, or DeFi protocols, typically measured in USD, serving as a key indicator of an asset manager's size and market influence.

Bandwidth refers to the capacity of a blockchain network to process data, typically measured by the amount of data transferred per second. It is a key technical indicator for measuring blockchain network performance and scalability, directly affecting transaction processing speed, node synchronization efficiency, and overall network throughput.

A cipher is a mathematical algorithm that transforms plaintext information into seemingly random ciphertext, making it difficult to understand without authorization while allowing authorized parties to decrypt it using specific keys. In the blockchain domain, ciphers primarily fall into three categories: symmetric encryption (using the same key for encryption and decryption), asymmetric encryption (using public-private key pairs), and hash functions (one-way transformations), collectively forming the securi

Ein Cipher ist ein mathematischer Algorithmus, der Klartextinformationen in scheinbar zufälligen Ciphertext verwandelt, was das Verständnis ohne Autorisierung erschwert, während autorisierte Parteien ihn mit bestimmten Schlüsseln entschlüsseln können. Im Bereich der Blockchain fallen Cipher hauptsächlich in drei Kategorien: symmetrische Verschlüsselung (dabei wird derselbe Schlüssel für Verschlüsselung und Entschlüsselung verwendet), asymmetrische Verschlüsselung (unter Einsatz von Public-Private-Key-Paaren

Asynchronous refers to a processing model in blockchain networks where operations can proceed without waiting for previous operations to complete, enabling parallel computation. Unlike traditional synchronous models, asynchronous mechanisms utilize non-blocking operations to significantly improve processing efficiency and network throughput, serving as a key technical solution to blockchain scalability challenges.

Defining the payee refers to the process of identifying the address or identifier of the recipient of cryptographic assets during a blockchain transaction. The payee is usually represented as a string address derived from a public key, which serves as the target endpoint for cryptocurrency transfers. Different blockchain networks use different address formats; for example, Bitcoin addresses start with "1" or "3," while Ethereum addresses begin with "0x."

Istilah "penerima" merujuk pada alamat atau identitas pihak yang menerima aset kripto dalam transaksi di jaringan blockchain. Penerima biasanya memiliki alamat blockchain yang berasal dari kunci publik (public key). Alamat penerima merupakan tujuan akhir pengiriman aset kripto. Setiap jaringan blockchain memiliki format alamat yang berbeda-beda; misalnya, alamat Bitcoin biasanya diawali dengan angka 1 atau 3, sedangkan alamat Ethereum dimulai dengan 0x.

A payee is an individual, business, or entity that receives payment in a cryptocurrency transaction, typically identified through a unique cryptographic wallet address, public key, or other digital identifier. In blockchain environments, payees can maintain anonymity or pseudonymity, and transactions are generally irreversible once confirmed.

A payee is the party that receives cryptocurrencies, tokens, or other digital assets in blockchain transactions. In blockchain systems, payees receive funds through unique public key addresses (wallet addresses) and can be individual users, smart contracts, decentralized applications (DApps), or any entity with a valid blockchain address.

Der Zahlungsempfänger ist eine Person, ein Unternehmen oder eine Organisation, die im Rahmen einer Kryptowährungstransaktion finanzielle Mittel erhält. Die Identifizierung erfolgt üblicherweise über eine eindeutige kryptografische Wallet-Adresse, einen Public Key oder eine andere digitale Kennung. Innerhalb von Blockchain-Netzwerken können Zahlungsempfänger ihre Anonymität oder Pseudonymität wahren. Nach der Bestätigung einer Transaktion ist diese in der Regel endgültig und kann nicht mehr rückgängig gemach